Taft Outlines League Plan for World Peace
Ex president William H Taft argues for the League of Nations as a means to prevent wars, establish regular consultations, codify international rules, and promote peaceful settlement of disputes. He asserts the United States should join to safeguard independence while shaping a universal order with nations large and small.
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Paris
League of Nations
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Sonora
Mae Thins
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Germany
France
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Mexico
Trig
Altosgether
International Voycott
Leneule- Hove
Sinyotto
Cergini
Balkans
Italy
Plan for United States Senate debate explained
The president has outlined a concise explanation of the plan in response to House questions. He emphasizes simple principles guiding the proposal and urges clarity to help millions of Americans understand the debated measures.
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Hormtiss
United States Senate
Women Demand Peace and the Courage of Women
The speaker argues women bear the cost of war more than men. She cites seven million one hundred thousand women grieving and sacrificing for sons and nations. She urges a world league of peace led by mothers and women who suffered in wars and devastated lands.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Lhe Sen
France
Armenia
Monteneges
Serbia
Mlaudters
Belgium
Rumania
Russia
Jed Aries
Yank Jazz Sets Rotterdam Crazy in Cabarets
A Chicago Post account describes American troops at Rotterdam’s new base port joining Dutch cabarets and reviving Ragtime Band and Everybody’s Doing It tunes. Soldiers and locals sing together, police included, as Dutch crowds cheer.
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Alexander
Rotterdam
al Jolsong
Raymond Hitcheacka
Ombut
Arnab Wanna
Cheyenne
Sys Corp
David Rurisour
Chicago Post
Peter Davids
To Ziezfeld
Hatterdam
Eyoervhordy
Guardians of the Peace
Trotterdam
Mystery Knife Discovered Solves Three Decades Old Inmate Death
George Bailey found a butcher knife hidden between two giuchings in the Hancock infirmary building during demolition ordered by county commissioners. Thirty years ago an inmate killed himself by slashing his throat. The weapon reportedly wedged above a beam for decades, then dropped during teardown.
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Hancock
Army Police Target Joy Riders in Paris
U S Army police launch a campaign against joy riders using military cars in Paris. Plain clothes officers will station at rice tracks restaurants dance halls and theaters and record numbers of American military vehicles arriving.
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U. S. Army Police
American Army Police
Iaye
Paris
United States Short 1,000,000 Homes
Willam H. Garland, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, says the United States faces a shortage of 4,000 homes. The association will cooperate with the government to provide enough housing to meet the demand and ease the current shortage.
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United States
Willam H. Garland
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Demanu
New Books at Public Library Survive War Era Catalog
Public library lists new reference and fiction titles reflecting World War I interests. Notable works include New International Year Book 1918 with war coverage, sociology, teaching methods, electricity and wireless topics, automotive and tools manuals, and children’s books. Authors include Bishop Kendall Dyke Verrill Oberg and Rinehart among others.
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Ucsful
Farmer's Day at Marshfield Fair Opens with Aerial Show
Friday September 5 marks Farmer's Day at the Marshfield Fair with a Flying Circus geoplane display and a race between an aeroplane and four racing autos. A first wireless demonstration in Central Wisconsin rounds out the features. For entry details contact R. R. Williams, Secretary, 44th.
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Marshfield Fair
Wisconsin
R. R. Williams
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and requires an internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to cleanse the blood on mucous surfaces and was prescribed by leading doctors. It touts tonics and blood purifiers and offers testimonials and free samples.
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Hall
Hell
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